Following the release of the North American parking rates two weeks ago, Colliers this week released their global parking rates survey results.
Melbourne has now overtaken Sydney as the world’s
third most expensive place to park based on daily rates, at US$69.53 ($64.23) a
day, while Sydney was fourth at US$67.42. Only Copenhagen and Oslo were more
expensive, making Sydney and Melbourne more expensive for daily parking than
many of the world’s biggest cities including London, Paris and New York.
third most expensive place to park based on daily rates, at US$69.53 ($64.23) a
day, while Sydney was fourth at US$67.42. Only Copenhagen and Oslo were more
expensive, making Sydney and Melbourne more expensive for daily parking than
many of the world’s biggest cities including London, Paris and New York.
The relative strength of the Australia dollar will
have had a significant affect on the comparative rates, but despite this
Australia has consistently ranked highly in terms of daily and monthly parking
rates, driven by high demand and occupancy rates in CBD buildings, government
levies imposed on parking, combined with a desire from councils and governments
to reduce the number of cars in the cities themselves.
have had a significant affect on the comparative rates, but despite this
Australia has consistently ranked highly in terms of daily and monthly parking
rates, driven by high demand and occupancy rates in CBD buildings, government
levies imposed on parking, combined with a desire from councils and governments
to reduce the number of cars in the cities themselves.
In Brisbane, the daily parking rate is US$41.09, while
in Perth it is US$32.66 and in Adelaide US$24.44.
in Perth it is US$32.66 and in Adelaide US$24.44.
View the full report online at the Colliers site here.